Go on, call us "salad gluttons" -- as salad naysayer Jeffrey Steingarten describes people who eat salad more than twice a week in the winter. Actually, we think your salads can be both warming and filling. Why such a stigma around salads as the focal point of your meal? Add a big heap of grains, along with your favorite nuts and cheeses and you have yourself a meal in its entirety. In fact, you can surivive all winter long on these 10 salad recipes.
Smoked Lentil Salad with Sriracha Miso Mayonnaise by NBrush
Grape Leaf Pilaf by Anitalectric
Carrot and Avocado Salad by Merrill Stubbs
Radish and Pecan Grain Salad by Amanda Hesser
Warm Chicken Salad by Merrill Stubbs
Quinoa and Mango Salad with Lemony Ginger Dressing by jenniebgood
Farro Salad with Roasted Mushrooms and Parmesean by Merrill Stubbs
Celery and Za'atar Tabouli by drbabs
Yes-We-Can-Have-Sweet-Potatoes-for-Dinner Salad by Nicholas
Wilted Escarole with Feta and Walnuts by Brooklyn Salt
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